My dad's favorite. (Mine was Chaplin.)
Bri gs back some good memories.
I miss the old days too much.
Thanks for posting.

Humorous, but not his best.
It has been a really long time since I heard Ed Reimers announcing on KTTV Channel 11.
I remember the Buster Keaton Show. However, I don't specifically remember this episode. (it was 72 years ago.)

Playing "Rocky" was ledgendary stuntman Harvey Perry, who worked (often uncredited) in countless films during Hollywood's golden age..

Thank You Very Much !

Buster Keaton Has been idol since I was 10, and I just love anything with this comedic genius in

I really enjoyed this. In 1950 Buster was just sinking in to his big comeback. I wasn't aware of this show, so it is so nice that even one episode was preserved. After being misunderstood and under-appreciated for a while, here he is back in fine physical comedy form, doing the kind of humor he does best. Listen to the audience laugh. His solo scenes in the gym, shooting baskets and goofing around show that he still has that amazing athletic ability and, at about 55 years old, is still taking the falls and bending like a pretzel. I could watch him improvising in that gym all day.

"The Buster Keaton show" was shown on KTTV from Dec. 22, 1949 - Apr. 6, 1950.
This episode is from Feb. 23, 1950.